A massive wildfire burning deep in the Everglades has grown to consume 19,450 acres and continues to push smoke across South Florida, creating air quality concerns, reducing road visibility and dropping ash on some populated areas in the region.

Smoke from a large wildfire burning in the Everglades in western Broward County is drifting over parts of South Florida and impacting air quality. The fire, which has consumed 19,200 acres according to the Florida Forest Service, remains uncontained.